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Who’s delivering on social purpose?

Speakers:

Professor Kristy Muir,

Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Social Impact

Michael Traill AM,

Chair, Goodstart Early Learning; Executive Director, For

Purpose Investment Partners; Director and Investment

Committee Chair, Sunsuper

Monday 24 September 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane

agenda

12.00pm Registration

12.10pm Welcome Clint O’Brien Associate Director, CEDA

12.15pm Overview and introduction Rhys Kennedy Chief Executive Officer, CPL

12.25pm Speaker address Professor Kristy Muir Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Social Impact

12.40pm Lunch served

1.10pm Speaker address Michael Traill AM Chair, Goodstart Early Learning; Executive Director, For Purpose Investment Partners; Director and Investment Committee Chair, Sunsuper

1.20pm Moderated discussion and questions Moderator: Russell Ousley, Director, Development Office, University of the Sunshine Coast

• Professor Kristy Muir, Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Social Impact

• Michael Traill AM, Chair, Goodstart Early Learning; Executive Director, For Purpose Investment Partners; Director and Investment Committee Chair, Sunsuper

Dessert served

1.50pm Close Clint O’Brien Associate Director, CEDA

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sponsor

Event major sponsor

University of the Sunshine Coast

University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) is one of the world’s top 150 young

universities, and is ranked by students as one of Australia’s best universities for

teaching quality and overall student experience.

USC offers hands-on learning and flexible study options across more than 120

programs, at a network of teaching locations between Brisbane and the Fraser

Coast. Since 1996, we have supported 20,000 graduates to achieve their

educational and career goals.

All USC programs include practical training or internships, and a focus on the

core skills students need to succeed in the future workplace. In 2017, USC

ranked in the top three universities in Australia for employer satisfaction with

graduates.

Our research brings some of the brightest minds from around the world to live

and work in our communities. From climate change adaptation to regional

healthcare, bioenergy to young driver safety, we work to solve problems that

directly impact our regions. USC’s international reputation for research is

growing every year, with 14 research fields now rated at world standard or

above. Leading research areas include environmental science and management;

nursing and health sciences; biological sciences; ecology; agricultural and

veterinary sciences; fisheries science; and clinical sciences.

USC is committed to unlocking the innovation, productivity and full human

potential of our regions, and to working with government, industry and

community to encourage prosperity in a knowledge-driven world. Each year, we

contribute more than half a billion dollars to our local economies, and our

network of study locations lets us tailor USC’s programs and research to deliver

local campus experiences that build capacity and drive growth across South

East Queensland’s coastal corridor.

USC has been a member of CEDA – the Committee for Economic

Development of Australia since 2015.

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Event supporting sponsor

CPL

CPL – Choice, Passion, Life is a leading provider of integrated support, therapy

and advice for people living with a disability and their families. CPL works with

people at every stage of their lives from diagnosis, early intervention and the

school years, through to employment, independent living and into retirement.

CPL believes that given the right opportunities, people can grow beyond

expectations and create amazing lives.

In 2017-18, CPL provided more than 1.1 million hours of support to over 10,000

people and placed almost 1,600 people with a disability or barrier into

sustainable employment. Its workforce of almost 2,500 people spans from the

Atherton Tableland in Queensland to the Northern Rivers of New South Wales –

giving 90 per cent of Queenslanders access to their services.

Despite its 70 year history in disability, CPL is an organisation firmly focused on

the future. Using a changing funding and structural landscape as a catalyst, CPL

is innovating its business systems, transforming its products, and using

customer and business insights to ensure it can continue to provide services to

its customers well into the future.

CPL has been a member of CEDA – the Committee for Economic Development

of Australia since 2016.

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overview and introduction

Rhys Kennedy

Chief Executive Officer, CPL

Rhys Kennedy is the Chief Executive Officer at CPL – Choice, Passion, Life, one

of the leading providers of integrated supports for people with a disability and

their families.

Rhys has more than 14 years’ experience in the disability sector, starting his

career as a paediatric Occupational Therapist in Rockhampton. Since then,

Rhys has held a number of positions at CPL including General Manager –

Strategy. While in this position, Rhys also established and acted as the Chief

Executive Officer of a new allied health practice in Canberra, designed to provide

CPL with early operational experience of the National Disability Insurance

Scheme before it rolled out in Queensland.

As well as qualifications in Occupational Therapy, Rhys holds an MBA and is a

Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Rhys is a Trustee of CEDA – the Committee for Economic Development of

Australia.

speaker

Professor Kristy Muir

Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Social Impact

Professor Kristy Muir is the Chief Executive Officer of the Centre for Social Impact

(CSI), a Professor of Social Policy at UNSW Sydney and an elected member of

UNSW Sydney’s Council. She has worked for more than two decades with for-

purpose organisations to help understand, measure, and find innovative

solutions to complex social problems.

Kristy has undertaken dozens of projects with many government, not-for-profit,

corporate, and philanthropic organisations to help improve social impact. Her

research, which has attracted more than $12 million in funding, has focused on

children, young people, families and communities, and spans many social

domains (e.g. education, employment and social participation, wellbeing,

disability, mental health, financial resilience). She has published widely in policy,

sociology, social work, history and public health journals and in publicly

accessible and popular media, such as TEDx, The Mandarin, The Guardian and

The Conversation.

Kristy has strong leadership and management expertise, is an excellent

communicator and public speaker, and is able to diagnose problems, identify

key issues and work collaboratively to make progress. She asks and seeks

answers to difficult questions like: How do we increase our social impact?; Why

are we so stuck?; Why are services, supports and policies so fragmented?; and

How might we work innovatively to find, measure, and understand solutions for

complex social problems?

Kristy is a non-executive Director of the Australian Research Alliance for Children

and Youth. She was formerly the Research Director at CSI (2013-15), the

Associate Dean Research for the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (2011-13)

and the Director of the Disability Studies and Research Centre (2009-2010) at

UNSW Sydney. She has a PhD in social history, is a graduate of the AICD and,

prior to joining academia, worked in the not-for-profit sector.

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speaker

Michael Traill AM

Chair, Goodstart Early Learning; Executive Director, For

Purpose Investment Partners; Director and Investment

Committee Chair, Sunsuper

Michael is a social purpose and business Chair and Director. His current board

roles are as Chair of Goodstart Early Learning, the SVA Leadership Council, and

Assetic. He is also a director of Sunsuper; The Paul Ramsay Foundation; MH

Carnegie & Co; Australian Schools Plus; Australian Philanthropic Services; and

the National Museum of Australia.

Following a successful 15-year investment banking career at Macquarie Bank

as co-founder of the Bank’s original private equity business, he became

founding Chief Executive of Social Ventures Australia (SVA) in 2002. Michael led

SVA as it built a reputation for providing partnership solutions that brought

business disciplines and innovative social investment practice to the challenge

of solving Australia’s entrenched problems of social disadvantage. During

Michael’s 12-year tenure SVA grew to a nationally respected organisation with

a high quality team of over 50 people.

He is the author of Jumping Ship – from the world of corporate Australia to the

heart of social investment published by Hardie Grant which was shortlisted for

the Ashurst 2017 Business Literature Prize.

moderator

Russell Ousley

Director, Development Office,

University of the Sunshine Coast

Russell Ousley is a marketing and fundraising professional who has worked in

the not for profit sector for more than 20 years. He has been employed in several

areas within the sector including health; education; performing arts;

environment; disability; and overseas aid. During the last ten years Russell has

been in senior management roles at the Royal Flying Doctor Service and the

University of the Sunshine Coast.

Russell has hands-on experience in every facet of fundraising including events;

appeals; regular giving; acquisitions; major gifts; sponsorships; and

partnerships. The combination of senior appointments, roles across the sector

and fundraising responsibilities have provided him a unique view of how the

sector has been managing change in government funding, regulation and a

changing donor landscape.

Russell is also a seasoned emcee and public speaker having delivered keynote

speeches, chaired conference sessions, moderated panels and interviewed

leaders of industry.

corporate tables

CEDA would like to thank the following members for hosting a corporate table

at today’s event.

Community Services Industry Alliance

CPL CQUniversity Deloitte

EY Goodstart Early Learning McCullough Robertson Lawyers

Queensland Urban Utilities

University of the Sunshine Coast

attendees

Kylie Anderson Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training

Melissa Anderson Marketing Manager Queensland Urban Utilities

Genevieve Atkinson Board Director C&K

Susan Austin Senior Membership Advisor, Queensland CEDA

Michelle Barry Executive General Manager, Corporate Affairs ERM Power

Leo Bartlett Emeritus Professor CQUniversity

Catherine Baulch Manager Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

Cr Paul Bishop Councillor Redland City Council

Graham Black Associate Vice-Chancellor, South East Queensland CQUniversity

Brendan Bourke Head of Client Services yourtown

Jane Bourne Incoming Chief Executive Officer C&K

Rose Boyd Senior Sustainability Consultant, Transport and Resources Arup

Julie Byth General Manager, Product, Brand and Fundraising CPL

Sharon Caddie Branch President United Voice

Annemaree Callander Chief Executive Officer Brisbane Youth Service

Nicola Callard Principal Children's Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service

Lara Carton Associate Vice-Chancellor, Victoria Region and Director Social Innovation CQUniversity

Tessa Caton Program Manager, Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health New South Wales University of Newcastle

Charlie Cheng Senior Analyst Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

John Cherry Advocacy Manager Goodstart Early Learning

Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual.

Kevin Cocks Executive General Manager, Integrated Accessible Transport Network Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads

Ben Coogan Partner Thomson Geer

Toni Craig Manager Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

Michelle Cull Public Relations and Media Manager Queensland Urban Utilities

Jon Dale Legal Affairs and Quality Assurance Manager National Affordable Housing Consortium

Jo Darbyshire Board Director C&K

Julia Davison Chief Executive Officer Goodstart Early Learning

Natasha Doherty Partner Deloitte Access Economics

Belinda Drew Community Services Industry Alliance

Lisa Dynes Chief Human Resources Officer, Corporate Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads

Hannah Eddy Senior Management Consultant Shape Consulting

Gayle Evans Associate Director The Bryan Foundation

Ken Ewald Board Member Churches of Christ in Queensland

Joanne Fenton Client Relationship Manager HESTA

Wendy Field Chief Strategy Officer, Business Excellence Feros Care

Luke Friedman Perpetual Trustees Australia

Charlotte Furmston Sales Leader Telstra

Renita Garard Director PwC Australia

Ryl Gardiner Director Derridale

Myra Geddes General Manager, Early Learning and Social Impact Goodstart Early Learning

Wendy George Campaign and Sector Engagement Manager Goodstart Early Learning

Megan Giles Acting Deputy Director-General Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

Rajkumar Gohain Finance and Budget Officer Micah Projects Incorporated

Prof Ken Greenwood Head of School Social Sciences University of the Sunshine Coast

Ian Hall Executive Leader, Commercial Customer Group Queensland Urban Utilities

Sophie Hancock Acting Manager Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

Jeff Harvie Chief Financial Officer Goodstart Early Learning

Tracey Healy President Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society

Cameron Henry Audit and Assurance, BDO and Chair, C&K

Kate Hillman Partner, People Advisory Services EY

Kassandra Hochwallner Customer Advocacy Manager Queensland Urban Utilities

Lisa Hughes Senior Manager EY

Richard Hundt Senior Associate McCullough Robertson Lawyers

Jennifer Hutcheon Director Queensland Treasury

Phuong Huynh Deloitte Access Economics

Dr Peter Isdale AM Chairman Innovation Centre Sunshine Coast

Dr Peter Jenner Lecturer, International Business University of the Sunshine Coast

Joanne Jessop Chief Executive Officer Multicap

Tracey Johnson Chief Executive Officer Inala Primary Care

Nicole Johnson Developer Services Manager Queensland Urban Utilities

Maryanne Kelly Deputy Under Treasurer Queensland Treasury

Rhys Kennedy Chief Executive Officer CPL

Caroline Kennedy Account Director Willis Towers Watson

Andrew Kiel General Manager Leap in!

Georgina Kilroy Associate Director Deloitte Access Economics

John Kimlin Director, Business Markets and Business Development EY

Shane Klintworth General Manager, Service Delivery Third Sector Australia

Wendy Lavelle General Manager, Services CPL

Mark Letica Executive Leader, Governance, Office of the Chief Executive Officer Queensland Urban Utilities

Sarah Lim Director, Office of the Chief Executive Officer and Child Safe Contact Officer UnitingCare Queensland

Jon Lindsay Chair Joined-Up

Fiona Loughlan General Manager Institute for Healthy Communities Australia

Gary Love Chief Opportunity Officer Queensland Urban Utilities

Di Mahoney Service Delivery Director Brisbane Youth Service

Kevin Mar Fan Director EY

Liam Mayo Branch Manager Community Planning and Development Sunshine Coast Council

Daniel McDiarmid Principal AskRight

Lexi McHugh Acting Director Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

Joe McLean Director, Research Partnerships The University of Queensland

Geoff McMahon Managing Director The Bryan Foundation

Evan Moorehead Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet

Prof Kristy Muir Chief Executive Officer Centre for Social Impact

Therese Mulherin Acting Chief Executive Officer C&K

Dr Olav Muurlink Senior Lecturer and Head of Course, Sustainable Innovation CQUniversity

Sandy Nasagavesi Quality Manager Burnie Brae

Marc Nichols General Manager, Corporate Services CPL

Catherine Nufer-Barr Lawyer McCullough Robertson Lawyers

Clint O'Brien Associate Director, Queensland CEDA

Jessica Oostenbroek Manager, Office of the Commissioner Queensland Family and Child Commission

Russell Ousley Director, Development Office University of the Sunshine Coast

Toni Palmer Development Manager Queensland Performing Arts Centre

Assoc Prof John Pearson Director ComLink

Thao Phuong Dinh Coordinator Short Courses, International Development University of the Sunshine Coast

Justin Poulus Executive Leader, Customer and Community Queensland Urban Utilities

Callan Raine Associate Director, Executive Search Troocoo

Emma-Kate Rose Executive Director, Food Connect Foundation and Chair, Queensland Social Enterprise Council Food Connect Foundation

Kevin Rouse Chief Executive Officer Burnie Brae

Rob Ryan Chief Executive Officer, Asia Pacific Region Key Assets

David Salazar Commercialisation Manager Queensland Urban Utilities

Amelia Salmon Chief Executive Officer, Just Earth and Queensland Social Enterprise Council Board Member Just Earth

Sue Scheinpflug Chief Executive Officer Brisbane South PHN

Susan Scott Manager Community Engagement, Customer and Community Queensland Urban Utilities

Dr Eva-Marie Seeto Director, Office of Engagement University of the Sunshine Coast

Pieta Sephton Manager Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual.

Nicole Shenfield Senior Associate Paxton-Hall Lawyers

Tim Shipstone Senior Policy Advisor Office of the Minister for Education

Christina Skoien Company Secretary MDA

Doug Sparkes Board Member Churches of Christ in Queensland

Kylie Stephen Director Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

Jon Stretch Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer ERM Power

Nigel Taylor General Manager, Facilities Multicap

Jonathan Thompson Deloitte Access Economics

Stephanie Tickle Director, Regional and Industry Engagement Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training

Michael Traill AM Chair, Goodstart Early Learning Executive Director, For Purpose Investment Partners and Committee Chair, Sunsuper

Peter Trowbridge Director Customer Driven

Ron Weatherall Executive Director, Indigenous Strategy and Partnerships Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

Jo Westh Chief Executive Officer Orange Sky Australia

Steve Williams Manager Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Queensland Social Enterprise Council Boar Marist 180

Bruce Williams Foundation Board Member University of the Sunshine Coast

David Wilson Principal Consultant, Executive and Boards Davidson

Sandra Wojcik Senior Taxation and Not-for-profit Specialist UnitingCare Queensland

Jodi Wolthers Chief Executive Officer Parent to Parent

Emma Young Head of Finance Orange Sky Australia

Jackie Youngblutt General Manager of Programs St Vincent de Paul Society

Pauline Zardo Acting Director Queensland Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women

Steve Zeppa Acting General Manager, Corporate Affairs, Advocacy, Marketing and Communication Goodstart Early Learning

CEDA Queensland: October 2018

Trustee boardroom briefing: Portfolio briefing – The Hon. Dr Anthony

Lynham MP

DATE Thursday 4 October 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm (invitation only)

SPEAKER The Hon Dr Anthony Lynyham MP, Minister for Natural Resources,

Mines and Energy

EVENT OVERVIEW The Hon. Dr Anthony Lynham, will provide a detailed briefing on

pressing issues and new initiatives in the Natural Resources, Mines and Energy

portfolio.

CEDA Trustee boardroom briefing hosted by ERM Power.

Trustee boardroom briefing: Sustainable social infrastructure

DATE Wednesday 10 October 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm (invitation only)

SPEAKER Rohan Mead, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Australian

Unity

EVENT OVERVIEW Australian Unity CEO Rohan Mead has responsibility for health,

wealth and living services for one million Australians. He has ideas about the social

infrastructure model needed to meet the future demands for an ageing population.

CEDA Trustee boardroom briefing hosted by Jacobs.

Trustee boardroom briefing: Regional development and economic

resilience

DATE Tuesday 16 October 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm (invitation only)

SPEAKER Rachel Hunter, Director General, Department of State Development,

Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning

EVENT OVERVIEW Newly appointed Director-General Rachel Hunter will discuss

major projects, initiatives to strengthen regional employment and grow new

industries for economic resilience in Queensland’s regions.

CEDA Trustee boardroom briefing hosted by CQUniversity.

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2018 Energy series: Australia's future energy needs

DATE Wednesday 24 October 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane

SPEAKERS Jim Galvin, Executive Director Retail Markets, Alinta Energy;

Dr Tim Nelson, Chief Economist, AGL Energy

EVENT OVERVIEW In the continued absence of cohesive national energy policy, CEDA

asks those providing energy to Australians how the expectations of

consumers and the community will be met.

Supported by CEDA members major series sponsor ABB and Advisian.

Trustee boardroom briefing: Federal infrastructure investment

initiatives

DATE Thursday 25 October 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm (invitation only)

SPEAKER Dr Steven Kennedy PSM, Secretary, Federal Department of

Infrastructure and Regional Development

EVENT OVERVIEW Federal Department Secretary Steven Kennedy will present the

Department’s strategic priorities and new initiatives for infrastructure and regional

development.

CEDA Trustee boardroom briefing hosted by Clayton Utz.

Workforce fit for the future?

DATE Wednesday 31 October 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane

SPEAKERS Doug Blue, Director – Learning and Career Services, SEEK;

Professor Margaret Sheil AO, Vice-Chancellor and President, QUT

EVENT OVERVIEW Having a workforce fit for the purpose is crucial to Australia’s

future prosperity. If not achieved the impact on our economy and our standards

of living could be significant.

Sponsorship opportunities available.

CEDA Queensland: November 2018

The neighbourhood: Australian influence and investment

DATE Thursday 8 November 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane

SPEAKERS Frances Adamson, Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade;

Dr Helen Szoke AO, Chief Executive, Oxfam Australia; Denise O’Brien, Executive

Director International Development, TAFE Queensland

EVENT OVERVIEW With rapid economic growth, new politics and new investments

Australia’s northern neighbourhood is undergoing unprecedented change. Hear how

our previously unchallenged role in the region will be impacted.

Supported by CEDA members major sponsor Griffith Business School.

Further sponsorship opportunities available.

Women in Leadership: motivate and mobilise

DATE Thursday 15 November 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane

SPEAKERS Joanne McCarthy, Journalist, Newcastle Herald

EVENT OVERVIEW CEDA’s Women in Leadership series introduces you to remarkable

leaders. These agents of change, from across all fields, are applying new strategies,

determination and skill to improve access, equity and opportunity.

Supported by CEDA members major series sponsor Griffith Business School.

Further sponsorship opportunities available.

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about CEDA

CEDA is a respected independent national organisation with an engaged cross-

sector membership. More than 780 of Australia’s leading businesses, organisations

and academic institutions from around the country are members of CEDA. For more

than 50 years, CEDA has delivered informed discourse and rigorous research to

influence good public policy for Australia’s economic and social development.

Membership

Organisations join CEDA because CEDA delivers exposure to high level thought

leadership, timely briefings on issues of economic importance, access to

networking and brand reach through sponsorship and hosting opportunities. In

addition to high profile public events, CEDA also delivers regular member only

events for employees of member organisations and exclusive Trustee only

boardroom briefings for senior executives from member organisations. These

provide a unique opportunity for peer-to-peer knowledge exchange and for

speakers and attendees to talk candidly on issues.

Research and policy

CEDA’s only agenda is to pursue good public policy to progress Australia’s

economic and social development. Since 1960 CEDA has produced more than

3000 publications, research reports and articles highlighting emerging issues and

directions in a diverse range of policy areas. Research in 2018 will focus on

inequality; community attitudes to economic growth and development; and a major

review of the purpose of economic growth and development in Australia.

For more information on CEDA membership, research and events please

contact:

Kyl Murphy, State Director and Company Secretary 07 3121 6434 kyl.murphy@ceda.com.au Susan Austin, Senior Membership Advisor 07 3121 6433 susan.austin@ceda.com.au Michelle Cunningham, Administrator 07 3121 6432 michelle.cunningham@ceda.com.au

Clint O’Brien, Associate Director 07 3121 6431 clint.o’brien@ceda.com.au Nia Cho, Senior Event Coordinator 07 3121 6435 nia.cho@ceda.com.au Adam Collie, Business Development Advisor 07 3121 6436 adam.collie@ceda.com.au

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